Original Arai Yoshimune II (1863–1941) 36 Tales of Snow 1873 LS #208 Modern art Known as a kakebuton or

Known as a kakebuton or futon cover this is an antique Japanese hand woven

This bowl measures 6" wide by 2 1/8" tall (10 x 2

The lacquer style is unique to a certain region and is called Hida Shunkei

This chest has all its 120+ year old deep rich patina

Original Arai Yoshimune II (1863–1941) 36 Tales of Snow 1873 LS #208 Modern art Known as a kakebuton orAn original Meiji period color woodblock print by Arai Yoshimune II ( , 18631941), also known as Utagawa Yoshimune II, from his series Thirty Six Selected Tales of Snow (). Published by Akiyama Buemon ( ) in 1873 (Meiji 6). This design shows a samurai emerging from a temple doorway into a snowy courtyard, bow in hand, as a traveler bows deeply in the falling snow. The graceful winter composition conveys both humility and empathy moral values often